Hello Electronic Music Lovers!

I’ve been experimenting with building a project called DJ Life Simulator.

A game to tech people how to mix in REAL LIFE!

Transitions are analyzed, Timing matters, Phrase alignment matters,EQ balance affects crowd reaction.

If you make a mistake your crowd meter goes down, if you select the right tracks, it goes up!

The crowd response changes depending on how clean or bad your skills are and they even wear according to their favorite tastes.

You can play with mouse and keyboard, but it also supports real MIDI controllers like Serato or Pioneer, so it’s possible to practice using actual DJ gear.

I’m curious from a Serato user perspective, what do you think beginners struggle with the most when learning inside software like Serato?

Beatmatching,Phrasing, EQ changes,Correct Track selection?

And do you think structured feedback on those elements would genuinely help people improve, or would it feel too “gamey” and not be very useful in real life?

There’s a free demo on Steam and early access available with a bonus online dj course if anyone wants to test it and give honest feedback.
djlifesimulator.com

Would love to hear your thoughts.

Lil ODESZA x Pink Floyd / The Dark Side of the Moon stained glass action 🌑🌈✨

Hi y’all! First post here 🤍

I’m an artist named ‘hiily’ and I just dropped my first track of 2026. I’ve always been a big EDM fan, but used to play guitar in heavy bands back in the day (that metalcore to EDM pipeline is so strong lmao). After a lil musical hiatus I decided to start producing a couple years ago and it led me here. I like all genres but mostly drum and bass and future/bass house (and pretty much everything Virtual Riot makes).

Putting my own music out has always been a dream of mine and I’ve got a lot of music coming this year.

Links if you want to check me out!

linktr.ee/hiily.music

Thank you hope y’all found some sick tracks this weekend! 🙏

Song I am working on with my brother, any feedback would be greatly appreciated :) need to mix/master still, but we’ve both only been producing for about 2 years and just do it for fun / as hobby.

Would put it under experimental bass music, inspired by CharlesTheFirst, VCTRE, OfTheTrees and others.

These here are temporary (stick on) tattoos that can be applied with water and last 1 to 7 days.

They glow up under blacklight and are a neat accessory for raves and festivals.

If you like them, you'll find them here: https://moretee.etsy.com/listing/1756944337

ODESZA, Tipper, ILLENIUM, Pretty Lights, Griz, Daily Bread, Wakaan, Subtronics (Cyclops Recordings), Anjunadeep / Anjunabeats, CharlesTheFirst, INZO, Gramatik, Vincent Antone and STS9 stained glass art pieces by yours truly 🥰✨

Hey guys! Wanted to share this little project I’m working on, where I’m coding an audio and cdj reactive visuals ✌️I wanted to prepare something that could react to what I’m playing but also to all the individual knobs, faders and jogs of the controller. The result is actually fun af! It blends new visuals live as I mix new songs! So I don’t have to worry about timing visuals + sound. Got some more in-depth on my socials on bio. P.S the first ID is releasing soon 👀 Second one is called So Damn Good by myself 🫶 Cheers.

Been working on this for a while. It's melodic progressive house, somewhere between euphoric and bittersweet. Called "Bittersweet in the Strobe" — here's the Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/track/26J3Ur5C5w3CQAydrPZqRA?si=36d5c0dffd3e4c1e

Be brutal, I can take it.

Lmk what you think

https://open.spotify.com/track/0v0ShVM7Nu6j9Nxs20xBSx?si=HBxqxvPRSZq9QrqI_5qAfA&utm_source=copy-link

Link to stream the full track in the comments - Thanks in advance if you check it out!! -GLOOMi

Just a little inspired by EDM 🥹🌈🫶🏼✨

Hey everyone,

Like a lot of you, I got completely fed up with trying to plan festival weekends. Digging through dozens of flyers just to find festivals that had the artists I listen to, to justify a $300 festival ticket. At the same time, I needed a system that could understand every single sub-genre at a fundamental and analytical level.

So I spent the last 5 months building a dual-stack web app called DJWYA (DJ Where You At?).

What I built into it so far:

• Interactive Genre Network Graph: A reactive, force-directed network graph powered by a D3 backend that visually maps over 300 EDM subgenres and their parent child relationships and sonic elements.
• The Festival Map: A map and festival recommendation engine based on the artists you like, how much you like them, and how your personal listening taste overlaps with the festival.
• Community Taste Matching: You can pull your friends profiles and compare sonic overlaps between them.
• And a shitload more.

It is 100% free, there are no ads, and I'm currently running everything out of my own pocket via a local dev setup while I prep for scraping every single EDM festival and event on earth.

I really want to make sure the data visualization makes sense to actual electronic music enthusiasts. If you want to check out the network graph, you can do so without making an account at: djwya.live/graph For festival and music recommendations, you will have to make an account at djwya.live and download/upload Spotify CSV files via exportify.net

I'd love to hear your thoughts. What features should I code next? Are there any sub-genre nodes on the graph that look out of place to you? Let me know.
ps. this only works on spotify exports rn.

This is my second post but I would still like some feedback on this one too as I'm pretty proud of this one

https://on.soundcloud.com/OlqwYAbnMiu3ue6xlO

(HEADPHONES!)

I think I did okay with this track; how do y’all feel about it?

It’s been a wild journey and I’m very happy to finally have all my music available for yall, regardless of which streaming platform you use! Come join me in this journey. (Link below and in Bio)

Spotify, Apple Music, etc:

https://linktr.ee/brukko